Information Director

Information Director

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Sushant is currently a Software Engineer at Google, working in the field of natural language understanding and information retrieval. He completed his PhD at the Rochester Institute of Technology, where he specialized in accessibility for people with disabilities, human-computer interaction and computational linguistics. He is interested in building machine learning (ML) systems that model human communication with a goal to enhance human-to-human or human-to-machine interaction.

A Power and Reliability Model for Error Prone Technologies: Improving Speech-Based Support for Spatial Navigation

A power and reliability model (PRM) was proposed, which expands on traditional theories to more effectively address all three types of errors.

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2005 Best Student Paper

Automatic Production of Tactile Graphics from Scalable Vector Graphics

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2005 Best Paper

Representing Coordination and Non-Coordination in an American Sign Language Animation

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Appearance-Based Gesture Recognitions

This diploma thesis investigates the use of appearance-based features for the recognition of gestures using video input

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An Exploration of the Nature of Assistive Technology Interventions for people with Motor Neurone Disease

This study documents and critically assesses the processes of referral, assessment and training in the use of computer-based assistive technology of clients with MND undertaken by Abilitynet, a specialist UK-based charity.

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2004 Best Student Paper

Mouse Movements of Motion-Impaired Users: A Submovement Analysis

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2004 Best Paper

Text Entry From Power Wheelchairs: EdgeWrite for Joysticks and Touchpads

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Text Legibility for Web Documents and Low Vision

Insight to aid designers in producing legible, effective electronic displays for a wide audience

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ASSETS 2002

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2002 Best Student Paper

Speech-based Cursor Control

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